adjective
-·tier, -·ti·est- of, like, or dirtied with snot: sometimes considered mildly vulgar
- impudent, insolent, etc.
snotty
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snotty
adjective
snot·ti·er, snot·ti·est Slang- Dirtied with nasal mucus.
- Impertinent; arrogant: ignored his snotty comments.
Related Forms:
- snot′ti·ly
adverb
- snot′ti·ness
noun
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Adjective
(comparative snottier, superlative snottiest)
- Running or dirtied with snot.
- Ill-tempered, impertinent.
Origin
From snot +"Ž -y.
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